Analysis of Black/African American households
Participation
Since the beginning of the survey, 688 Black caregivers have participated in RAPID.
Demographics
Age
Income
Income is presented in thousands of dollars per year.
Poverty
Employment
Employment change
Race
Ethnicity
Single parent households
Well-being
Caregiver well-being
On average
Over time
Anxiety
On average
Over time
Depression
On average
Over time
Stress
On average
Over time
Loneliness
On average
Over time
Child
On average
Over time
Material hardship
Overall
Types of hardship
| category | difference | statistic | p.value | df |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| food | 0.1214477 | 5.1670358 | < .001 | 543.7254 |
| house | 0.1121552 | 4.7747413 | < .001 | 548.6201 |
| utilities | 0.1281274 | 5.5911578 | < .001 | 611.7261 |
| healthcare | 0.0273766 | 1.2920943 | .197 | 402.7063 |
| social | 0.0050690 | 0.2510429 | .802 | 394.6924 |
| emotional | 0.0339923 | 1.5712518 | .117 | 409.0120 |
| childcare | 0.0990851 | 4.4199113 | < .001 | 416.8666 |
| other | 0.0285432 | 1.8627254 | .063 | 344.6663 |
By Week
Childcare
On average
Type of childcare (average)
Type of childcare (over time)
By week
Discrimination
Concerns for children (average)
Concerns for children (over time)
Caregiver well-being
The relationship between well-being and concerns for children is significantly different for Black caregivers
Child well-being
The relationship between child well-being and concerns for children is significantly different for Black caregivers
Discrimination (average)
Discrimination (over time)
Caregiver well-being
The relationship between well-being and discrimination for children is NOT significantly different for Black caregivers
Child well-being
The relationship between child well-being and discrimination for children is NOT significantly different for Black caregivers
